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by riknos314 5mo ago
> [O]rganizations which design systems (in the broad sense used here) are constrained to produce designs which are copies of the communication structures of these organizations. — Melvin E. Conway 1967
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by riknos314 6mo ago
In pretty much every case where I've previously thought "I wish we had a tool for this but I can't get the time funded to make it" I now just get ai to work on the tool in the background and check in on it whenever I hav
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by riknos314 6mo ago
The general concept of a hook with delayed payoff is far from new, and generally one of the better ways at keeping attention. It's also exactly the Mr beast playbook, and got him to the largest channel on YouTube. Any system attempting
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by riknos314 6mo ago
As a 16 year wearer of mostly barefoot shoes, "barefoot" for me is about comfort in general day to day activity. It isn't a specialized tool and certainly isn't the obvious choice for extreme environments. If I'm g
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by riknos314 6mo ago
I agree but for different reasons. As a hardcore light/ultralight roast coffee nerd, I often recommend 'soup shots' over espresso. I've never owned an espresso setup, but the "soup shots" I've pulled wi
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by riknos314 6mo ago
The new battery is physically larger, so the old bottom cannot accommodate it.
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by riknos314 6mo ago
Sure, but the alternative the author proposes not only allows for time for those scanners to run but explicitly models that time as a formal part of the release process . Status quo (at least in most language's package managers) + coo
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by riknos314 6mo ago
By that logic though the model would release 90 days from the last vulnerability it finds, so never.
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Crisis Engineering: The Book(crisisengineering.layeraleph.com)
3 points by riknos314 7mo ago|0 comments
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by riknos314 7mo ago
So glad we don't need to re-write the first chapter of almost every economics 101 textbook!
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by riknos314 7mo ago
The technique of creating specs before implementation that Kiro embodies was used widely internally before Kiro's release, but as a (now former) employee I gained access to the Kiro tool at the same time as the public. Others may have
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by riknos314 8mo ago
they have a press release stating that Claude is available on bedrock in secret regions https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2025/11/amazon-be... https://aws.amazon.com/federal&#x2F
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by riknos314 8mo ago
Sounds similar to Kiro's specs.
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by riknos314 8mo ago
The Tl;Dr here is that the cost to them of operating the free tier is lower than what they estimate their Customer Acquisition Cost would be without a free tier, so the free tier generates better leads/conversions to their paid product
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by riknos314 8mo ago
First is not the same as best. First is not even the same as good. First is only first. Just because someone was the pioneer doesn't mean they should be considered a positive example. Introduced a concept decades ago in no way impl
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by riknos314 8mo ago
Man failing that device's check because I'm sleep deprived or drunk would be a world of pain lol
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Claude Code for Product Managers(ccforpms.com)
1 points by riknos314 9mo ago|0 comments
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by riknos314 9mo ago
Many things that look exponential originally turn out to actually be sigmoidal. I consider the start of this wave of AI to be approximately the 2017 Google transformer paper and yet transformers didn't really have enough datapoints to
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by riknos314 10mo ago
From the comments on the link: > I think in general you give smart people powerful tools and good things always happen. That’s why I’m so hesitant to ban a TOOL when the problem to me is inadequate people. This resonates strongly with me
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by riknos314 10mo ago
I didn't know this existed. Thanks for sharing! Very useful api
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by riknos314 11mo ago
> Thorium MSRs don't make sense for the Americas, Europe or Australia. We have plenty of uranium. That covers the input side of th equation. Thorium can help transform the outputs of our existing reactors into waste with orders
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by riknos314 1y ago
The real challenge is that implementations aren't static. Just because today's implementation has 4 9s that doesn't mean tomorrow's will...
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by riknos314 1y ago
Each AWS service may choose different pipeline ordering based on the risks specific to their architecture. In general: You don't deploy to the largest region first because of the large blast radius. You may not want to deploy to the la
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by riknos314 1y ago
Former AWS employee here. There's a number of reasons but it mostly boils down to: It's both the oldest and largest (most ec2 hosts, most objects in s3, etc) AWS region, and due to those things it's the region most likely to
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Interview with IRS Chief Information Officer [video](youtube.com)
2 points by riknos314 1y ago|0 comments
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by riknos314 1y ago
I think Wiim can do this
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by riknos314 1y ago
The real issue is the administration of the hospital sees every minute the doctors spend taking better records instead of seeing another patient as a loss of ability to bill someone's insurance for that time. I'm sure there's
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by riknos314 1y ago
Naming may provide useful hints about some utility of a tool but naming does not bound the utility of a tool.
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by riknos314 1y ago
If the mainboard is upgradable similar to Framework laptops this is pretty amazing. If not it's an e-waste generator. Couldn't find any info on that on the page.
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by riknos314 1y ago
Microservices for days. I worked on lifecycle ~5 years ago and just the Standard -> Glacier transition path involved no fewer than 7 microservices. Just determining which of the 400 trillion keys are eligible for a lifecycle action (comp

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